Recovery after long cycles. My good friend position about this question. Many my friends and I'm (long time ago, Im on TRT about 5 years already) follow this instructions and all goes fine, may be for some one will be useful))
A few simple considerations:
- if HCG was regularly set on the cycle - well, no - worse, but it's too late to regret
- you just take and climb, if your cycle has several products, you leave only testo for a couple of weeks and than climb
- it doesn’t matter what type of testo you end with, you don’t have to do any “exits” on short testosterones
- after the injections are completed, we do analyzes if estro and / or prolactin are above normal, we knock them into refs, closer to the bottom of the refs, but not lower, and then we hold them there
- depending on how long the cycle lasted, what it sat on, how it ended, the dynamics may be different, but about a month after the end of your cycle, recovery should already begin, maybe earlier
- we begin to take tests once a week: LH, FSH, estro, prolactin and level of testosterone, LH and FSH should grow by themselves, or rather they should grow immediately
- according to analyzes, LH and FSH can even be at the bottom of the refs, it doesn’t mean anything, they are very difficult to catch “at the peak” and they have a large physiological spread, the main thing is that they are not at 0, that means they are fine
- we wait further if testosterone level grows by itself - excellent, do nothing if the dynamics for a week, two or three are absent or very poor (all the time below refs), add clomid 50-100 per day
- if the lack of test is very depressing morally and physically, you can add Proviron, but do not overestimate the dosage, 50 is enough, if more, it will interfere with recovery

All these events should return homeostasis to its place. It must be understood that the full restoration of their homeostasis and spermatogenesis will take at least 3 months and this is the most optimistic prognosis. And maybe six months and a year. But your level of testosterone can be returned to refs much faster, for one and a half to two months for sure. It seems that there are cases where there is no way to recover. A month, two, three, and your testosterone is not driven into refs. I have not encountered this, but I can imagine. This is a rare individual case, when you need to approach individually. Drug hypogonadism.